Our Autumn Events Are Here!

Our autumn events programme has launched!

We are excited to offer some evening walking tours as part of the Scottish International Storytelling Festival in October.

National Pathology Week is in November and we will be kicking off the week with a pathology focused Evening with Surgeons Hall on the 1st of November. We will also have an evening lecture looking at the pathology of scurvy and how it impacted some of history's most famous expeditions. We will also have a lunch time talk looking at the history of pathology.

In December RCSEd Library and Archive will host their Christmas Lecture. This year they will be joined by Tom Wood, the police chief who led the investigations into the tragic Edinburgh case known as the World's End Murders.

Full details of all our events can be found below.


October
10th- Exploring Anatomy Through Art: Anatomical Casting
16th- Re-Start A Heart Day
17th- Skeleton Restoration Drop-In
18th- Skeleton Restoration Drop-In
24th- Evening Blood and Guts: The Twists and Turns of Edinburgh's Medical History Walking tours

November
1st- An Evening with Surgeons' Hall
4th- Scurvy and the Pathology of Exploration
6th- Lunch Time Talk: Tissue Pathology from Antiquity to 21st Century Science
20th- Lunch Time Talk: They put WHAT in their eyes?! 
28th- Dissecting the Author: The Story of Lobotomy with Claire Prentice

December 
3rd- RCSEd Library and Archive Christmas Lecture: The World’s End Murders- The Inside Story